columbia. so, we have responsibilities to share that information with all of our federal and local state partners. and what were you seeing that was still alarming? we had seen a lot of activity in october and november with a lot of the first member what we saw, leading up to january six was something that we have never seen before. my staff were alarmed. particularly, actors, threat actors that were coming into d.c., that we have never had encountered before. they were coming from all over the country. we saw him are militia, who don t generally come to d.c., because they don t like to leave home without their arms. and we saw a lot of threat information suggesting that people would be sequestering weapons, and looking for ways to enter the capitol. what are the interesting s aspects of this, that come through in these reporting is
rick swine being passionate and emotional, we had to peel him off the ceiling. i had no idea if we were going to execute tomorrow or never. ken and i decided we had to get to d.c. and we needed to convince her in a very compelling way that this needed to go forward. so a lot was riding on that from into d.c. so we went and had a meeting with the attorney general sitting at the head of a long conference table. you know, it was a stressful setting. because, all right, we spent years now doing this. we re ready to go. and attorney general reno started asking questions about in the search warrant affidavit it says hezbollah terrorists. the attorney general was very hypersensitive about calling people terrorists when you re not arresting them for terrorism itself. and said you are arresting them for racketeering, credit card fraud, cigarette smuggling, money laundering, and you are calling them terrorists in this affidavit. that needs to come out.
massive operation by one person, the attorney general. i felt like, oh, no, we could lose this case. i mean, i had all these people standing by ready to go. the op orders had been written, i m the criminal case agent. this is why i exist, to go kick doors down, put people in handcuffs and gather evidence. rick swine being passionate and emotional, we had to pick him off the ceiling. i had no idea if we were going to execute tomorrow or never. ken and i decided we had to get to d.c. and we needed to convince her in a very compelling way this needed to go forward. so a lot was riding on that from into d.c. so we went and had a meeting with the attorney general sitting at the head of a long conference table. you know, it was a stressful setting. we spent years now doing this, we re ready to go. and attorney general reno started asking questions about in the search warrant affidavit it says hezbollah terrorists. the attorney general was very hyper sensitive about calling
really the center is i would say columbus, ohio, right now into pittsburgh, pennsylvania. that s where the heaviest snow akum layings are going to be. 2 to 4 inches of snow for new york and maybe into d.c. we ll look now almost into williamsport and due boise, pennsylvania, and it s going to be a changeover to sleet and rain. but it s going to be tricky. when does that changeover happen? when did this snow wash away? new york city you could get a significant amount of snow and then sleet before the rain comes in. and then there will be three quarters of an inch of rain and it will wash away. but today s evening commute could be tricky. boston, new york, philadelphia, into d.c. now the bulk of the snow will be in pennsylvania in the poconos and the alleghenys, but still 2 to 4 inches of snow in new york city, really slows down the afternoon commute for sure. down to the south there s an awful lot of rainfall. there s flooding potential here. could be 4 to 6 more inches of rain in plac
going all right this morning. areas dealing with a little rain, southern ohio rain overnight. louisville, cincinnati and additional storms through kentucky. five p.m., coming home from work today. these area, showers and storms, watch out from nashville to knoxville to chattanooga. areas in the mountains of north carolina, west virginia, throughout new york state. areas of the catskill and possibly around the mass pike. later than 5:00 p.m. maybe 7:00 or 8:00 p.m., bet chance for boston, new york, into d.c. hit and miss. not everyone will get them. extremely hot. 38 million people in the heat advisories. last day of it. showers and storms cool us off and a slightly drier air mass moves in for tomorrow. out west, the story is still the heat. los angeles a little cooler for you and how about the pacific northwest? this will be the hottest two-day stretch of the summer from spokane into areas of interior